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@vttforge/types

v0.11.1

Published

The TypeScript surface shared across VTTForge packages: the Foundry members the sheet and application bases stand on.

Readme

@vttforge/types

The TypeScript types shared across VTTForge packages.

bun add -D @vttforge/types

What is in it

The Foundry members the base factories in @vttforge/core stand on:

| Export | What it is | |---|---| | ApplicationV2Members | The ApplicationV2 members a sheet or application built on the SDK can rely on: element, title, rendered, options, render, close, _prepareContext, _onRender, _onFirstRender | | DocumentSheetV2Members | The above plus document (typed unknown, yours to narrow) and isEditable | | VttforgeClass<Added, Statics, Foundry> | The shape a base factory returns: what the SDK adds, the statics, and the part of Foundry it stands on |

The list is short on purpose: every member on it is one a real consumer used. Reaching a member that is not here takes a cast.

@vttforge/core depends on this package and re-exports the same names, so a system that only imports from core does not need to add it. Import from here when you write types that stand on their own, such as a shared interface for a family of sheets.

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